Montadito de pringa is the canonical Sevillian small sandwich: shredded slow-cooked pork, chorizo, morcilla and bacon from the cocido pot mixed and packed into a hot toasted roll the size of your palm.

The montadito de pringa traces to the Sevillian cocido stew, where the leftover meats (pringa) from the pot were saved and pressed into small bread rolls the next day. Bodega Santa Cruz Las Columnas serves the city's reference version in Santa Cruz; Bodeguita Romero in Arenal does a competing canonical version. The dish runs year-round but is most associated with winter when cocido is on the menu. The roll is small and intended as one of three to five tapas in a crawl.

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